There are copper guns on this site that are made with sanded fittings and epoxie. they have help upwards of 200 psi. so sand your pipe and fittings and mix your epoxie well and you'' be fine.

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Ive seen epoxy that claims it's rated to seal up to 3500psi but that doesn't mean it will JOIN components safely. I don't want to attempt it on PVC, but I would consider it on copper for example. In which case I would just soder it. For $5, I say just get the PVC cement. Just my .02 cents.

benstern wrote:What do you plan on using the epoxy on? If it is plastic, solvent weld. Never join plastic parts with epoxy. Don't listen to these post whore new people.

Don't act arrogant unless you have a valid point to support your actions. In this case, you are dead wrong. Properly prepared surfaces (PVC, ABS, copper, brass, steel, etc) bonded with properly mixed epoxy will hold A LOT of pressure. With Plastics, it is likely that the pipe itself will fail before the epoxy does. With metals, you can expect the joints to hold more than 400psi.

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I have only used plumbers epoxy and from what i have read, there are many different epoxies out there. So it also depends on what kind you are using. It would be helpful if you respond to these rejoinders with comments. This is to help you so make use of it